Daily Republican., 1887-02-23
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Ono OF the leading scientific publioa.
fions states that many people are now
asing the microscope to discover the
real canse Of disease in the system, and
70 detect adultexAtions of food and med.
icines.
This wonderful instrument has saved
many life. A microscopical test
SHOWS, for instance, the presence of al
bumen, or the life Of the blood, In Ger.
tain derangemeDts Of the kidneys, but
medicine does I OF tell us how far ad.
vanoed the derangement 10, or whether
It should prove fatal.
The microscope, however, gives us
this knowledge:
bright's disease, which so many peo.
pie dread, was not fully known until
the microscope revealed Its characteris
tics. 1t greatly aids the phytician.
skilled in its use, in determining how
far disease has advanced, aud gives
fuller idea Of tho true structure OF the
kidney.
A noted German scholar recent,v dis
covered that by the aid of the n icrc-
scope, the ply siciAn can tell IL there ie
tumor forming In the system, and II
certain appearances are seen In the
huids passed it Is proof positive that tt e
tumor 10 to be malignant one.
II any arrangement Of the kidneys Is
detected BY the microscope, the physi-
clan looks for the developments OF
almost any disease the system IL heir to,
and any indication OF Bright's disease
which has no symptoms of its own and
cannot be fully recognised except by
the microscope, he looks upon with
alarm.
/ This disease has existed for more an
1000 years. 1t is only until recently
that the microscope has revealed to us
its universal prevalence and fatal char
acter. Persons who formerly died OF
what was called general debility, rer
vous breakdown, dropsy, analysis,
heart disease, Rheumatism, apoplexy
etc, are now known to have really
died Of kidney disease, because, had
there been NO disorder OF. the kidneys,
the chances are that the effects from
which they died would never have ex
listed.
As the world becon es better acQuain t.
cd with the Importance OF the kidneys
In the human economy by the aid OF
the microscope, there is greater alarm
spIend through the communities con
cerning 1t, and this accounts for the er.
roneous belief that IL 10 on the increase.
As yet neither homeopsthist nor allo
pathist is prepared with q cure for de-
ranged kidneys, but the world has long
since recognized, and many medical
gentlemen also rerognixe aud prescribs
Warmers safe cure for these derapge-
ments, and admit that 1t 10 the on y
specific for the conn and ad van ceu
forms OF kidney disorders.
Formerly the true cause OF death was
discovered only after death. To-day
the microscope shows us, in the water
We pass, the dange rous condition OF At =
organ In the body, thus enabling us to
treat 1t promptly and escap, premature
death.
AS the microscope In the hands OF
lay men has revealed many diseases tbR
the medical men were not aware of, &C
| that preparation, like many other dis
c0veries In inedicine and science, wac
found out by laymen, outside The medi
cal code; consequently 1t comes very
hard for medical men to indoIse and
prescribe II. Nevertheless, Warmers
| safe cure con tinues to grow In popu
laIity and the evider ces Of It's effeotivs-
ness are seen on every hand.
Some persons claim that the proprle
tors should give the medical profession
the formula Of this remedy, II 1t is such
"Godsend to humanity" and let the
physicians and public jadge whether or
not it be 80 recognized.
We, however, do not blame them for
not pub ishing the formula, even to get
The recognition of the medical profes.
sion. The standing of the men who
man ufacture thie great remedy Is equal
to that Of the majority of ply slciaas,
and the reason that some doctors give
for not adopting and prescribing it
viz: that they do not know what iti
ingredients are-is absurd.
Ar. Warmers statement-that many
Of the ingredients are exper sive, and
that the desire of the uusorupulous
dealer or presoriber to rea lie q large
profit from Its manufacture by using
cheap or injurious substance fer those
ingredients, would leopard ze Its quality
and reputation; aud that Warmers sa g
cure cannot be made in small quantities
on account Of the expensive apparatus
necessary In oompounding these in2re-
|dients-seems to us to be o reasonable
and sufficient one.
The universal testimony Of our
friends and neighbors, and the indis-
putable evidence that 1t, and 1t alone,
mas complete mastery over all diseases
of the kidneys, Is sufficient explanation
of It's extraordinary reputa ion, and
conclusive proof that 1t is, perhaps, the
most benetcent discovery known 10
scientific medicine since the microscope
revealed to US the sll-important nature
Of the organs 1t is designed to reach and
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